Baby Steps
Baby steps. Remember when your infant suddenly morphed into a toddler? It happened so fast. One day, they crawled, rolled or scooted toward you. And then all of a sudden,…
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Baby Steps
How to Avoid a Fall
I had a bad fall. I rolled my ankle, skinned my knee, twisted my hip and sprained my back. As an athlete and committed runner, I did not need a…
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How to Avoid a Fall
Dead End to Open Door
I’m an avid wilderness hiker. I’ve learned the best hike experience occurs when I stay on the trail, abide by the markers, and follow my map. I always plan ahead,…
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Dead End to Open Door
The ABCs of Avoiding a Fall
I had a bad fall. I rolled my ankle, skinned my knee, twisted my hip and sprained my back. As an athlete and committed runner, I did not need a…
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The ABCs of Avoiding a Fall
Decisions, Decisions
I recently made a life-changing decision. I said “yes” to a question that will alter my future. Permenantly. On Christmas Day, at Yosemite, Jim Turner took a knee and asked,…
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Decisions, Decisions
Why is Trust so Hard?
Ever wondered why trust is so difficult? Me too. Let me ask you another question: “How big is your God?” What we believe about God is fleshed out in the…
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Why is Trust so Hard?
Flat on My Face
Did you know it’s possible to survive a free-fall from the Sears Tower in Chicago? There are ways to increase your chances of survival in a fall; in the same…
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Flat on My Face